Argue against me.
Or for me, if you will. I want to see what and how you think. I’ve put lots of thought into these things and have very set opinions on them. I want those opinions challenged.
So good, thoughtful, sound arguments, people!! Write what you really think and feel. Don’t be afraid of sounding stupid or offending someone or saying something that doesn’t make sense… none of that is possible.
Some of these theories are odd, because I happen to think too much. Just pick out one you think you could argue and go for it!! If you want me to explain one of my crazy thoughts, I will, but try to argue it first.
I’m slightly bored, and I’m in a more argumentative mood than normal because I’m a tad ticked off, and no one will ever argue with me. So it’s up to you guys :)
If you have a theory of your own that you want argued out, you know where to come :D
Love is the only rational emotion.
Beehives are a micro/macrocosm of everything (which I suppose implies that everything is a micro/macrocosm of everything else, but it’s easy to think of a beehive).
Ayn Rand’s theory of Objectivism is logically sound, but it is not the only logical way of life. It has an equally logical counterpart that it cannot combine with, but everyone does try to combine these to a certain extent, which can cause unhappiness.
Free will does not exist (although it’s hard to convince myself of that… this theory of mine is still in the works).
Enlightenment (in the Buddhist sense) does exist.
The Big Bang can be deduced from the theory of entropy.
Also, I have an odd theory about the connection between matter, antimatter, vacuums, gravity, and energy. What’s your opinion on this matter?
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